New York from 405 E 54th Street 1937

"New York from 405 E 54th Street" (1937) by Alfred Stieglitz showcases a stark, urban landscape. Captured from a high vantage point, the photograph presents a panoramic view of New York City, with the East River in the foreground and a partially demolished building in the center. The image's focus on the stark lines of the buildings, the contrast of light and shadow, and the industrial nature of the subject matter reflects Stieglitz's interest in modern architecture and urban life. His photographic style, known for its precision and clarity, captures the dynamism and complexity of the city, providing a powerful snapshot of the era's transformation.